This seems to indicate that the effect of temporal correlation on classification performance is exacerbated by the per-subject analysis proposed in [1]}, even though [2]} clearly explains that subject data were pooled.
Later in this section and in Section  we will provide more evidence of the effect of per-subject analysis on classification performance.
However, while this analysis partially explains why, when pooling data, the difference between block and rapid design results is higher than the one observed in [1]}, it does not clarify why [1]} showed such strong classification accuracy, significantly higher than what we report here. This is especially true in the rapid-design experiments with block-level labels, as shown in Table REF .
